Support Our Work

Thanks for your interest in supporting the solidarity movement!

CISPES is funded almost 100% by individuals like you!

With no big corporate or foundation money to tie our hands we can respond to the priorities of our partners in El Salvador.

One really crucial way you can help is by making a donation to CISPES.

If you are not able to donate there are other ways to help raise money to fund CISPES' work

  • Hosting a house party.
  • Ask for donations for your birthday or other significant event
  • Become a sustaining donor to CISPES.
  • Make a Legacy giving commitment

Contact Sherley Cordova Development Director; [email protected] if you would like more information.

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Meet some of the sustainers who power our work!

"I am a CISPES supporter because continuing to fight for social justice and a more people-centered country means continuing the dream and sacrifice of thousands of my fellow Salvadorans who died for that vision.” - Padre Carlos, New York City

Join Padre Carlos by becoming a sustaining donor to CISPES today!

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Protesters hold a banner that reads "STOP THE DICTATORSHIP! No Reelection!"

Protesters from an organization of people injured during the Civil War hold a banner that reads "Stop the Dictatorship! No Reelection!" on September 15, 2023.

International Organizations Echo Salvadoran Civil Society: Bukele Stepping Down as President of El Salvador Does Nothing to Change the Unconstitutionality of his Reelection Bid

A mother holds a sign that says, in Spanish "I demand my son's release. He is an innocent victim of the regime. He suffers from generalized anxiety disorder."

A mother's sign that says, "I demand freedom for my son. He is an innocent victim of the regime. He suffers from generalized anxiety disorder."

Under State of Exception and Constitutional Crisis, El Salvador Hosts Miss Universe Pageant

In an open letter to the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, a coalition of Salvadoran popular social movement groups lay out the illegality of Bukele's consecutive reelection bid

Why is consecutive reelection unconstitutional in El Salvador?